Titlebook: Radicals, Rhetoric, and the War; The University of Ne Brad E. Lucas Book 2006 Brad E. Lucas 2006 history.history of literature.interview.rh

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2731-5673 Overview: Radicals, Rhetoric, and the War documents the Kent State antiwar protest at the height of the Vietnam era. Informed by thirty years of oral history interviews, the book details perspectives and voices from students, faculty, and administrators.978-1-4039-6874-6978-1-4039-8315-2Series ISSN 2731-5673 Series E-ISSN 2731-5681

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Introduction: The Open Hand and the University,orical marker for an era of cultural revolt. Dramatic campus conflicts, after all, provided much of the imagery for our current representations of the antiwar movement. However, many campus protests remain largely un-documented. Hundreds of campuses experienced unrest following the Kent State killin

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Motley, Mongrel, and Growing: The University in America,the twelfth and thirteenth centuries we find the origins of the university as we know it, with faculty, courses, exams, and degrees. This initial form of the university faced remarkable changes in the centuries that followed, as the power of the clergy slowly gave way to secular interests and contro

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The January Deadline, the Adamian Affair, and Everything After,’s Day. First, information about the protest was not widely circulated. Not all observers understood that the Manzanita Bowl rally was just a starting point for the student-planned protest march, and not all protestors were aware that chairman Hug and professor Hulse had agreed that the marchers wou

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Motley, Mongrel, and Growing: The University in America,state, the role of politics and the right to speak became issues of greater sensitivity. Town-gown relations, state politics, and faculty rights and responsibilities are crucial touchstones for understanding the University of Nevada and its campus troubles.